Squire Patton Boggs Appoints Greg R. Wehrer Houston Office Managing Partner
Wehrer represents international companies in contract disputes with customers or suppliers and in warranty or indemnification claims.
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Wehrer represents international companies in contract disputes with customers or suppliers and in warranty or indemnification claims.
Randy Wilson, who was defeated in his bid for re-election in November after 15 years on the bench, was one of the original partners of Susman Godfrey when the firm was founded in 1980.
Chavez focuses his practice on patent litigation, trade secrets, commercial disputes, oil and gas disputes, civil rights and white collar defense.
The Dallas-based firm named new partners in Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York and Richardson.
Norton Rose Fulbright minted 46 new partners globally.
The prominent commercial litigation firm minted new principals from each of its three Texas offices.
Anderson co-chairs the firm’s corporate and securities department and leads its financial institutions practice.
Janna King will practice in the cloud-based law firm’s health and pharmacy group.
Matthew Grunert, who received his law degree from SMU, lateraled over from Hunton Andrews Kurth.
Shearman & Sterling officially announced this week that it has bolstered its capital markets practice in Houston with a team of four attorneys from Haynes and Boone led by partners
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